"Postman's" Knock One OF Best Broadcasts Yet

Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 6, 18 August 1933, Page 16

"Postman's" Knock One OF Best Broadcasts Yet

To the Editor. Sir--"G.B.’s" (Oamaru) seathing "eriticism" of the B.B.C.’s musical comely "Postman’s Knock’ prompts me to place on record the fact that this particular broadcast provided my family, some visitors, and myself with the best hour's entertaininent we have had for mafy a long lay. The fact that one could sit and visualise the whole thing and follow it without a hitch (which cannot be said of all the plays one sees), the splendid "aeting" of the whole cast, the merriment of the play itself, and the remarkably clear and true transmission. all eontributed to make "Postman’s Knock" a real joy. We have appreciated very much all the B.B.C.’s contributions to 2YA’s_ prosramme, and look forward with great pleasure to hearing many more. The Broadcasting Board is to be commended for its wisdom in arranging with the B.B.C, for these programmes, thus providing a class of entertainment otherwise nnobtainable by New Zenlandetra--I am, ete.,

Wellington.

J.

JENKINS